List of frigate classes by country

The list of frigates by country includes all modern (post–1940) frigates organized by the country of which they were in service.

Argentina (Armada de la República Argentina)

  • Azopardo class - 2 ships (1957-1973)
  • Almirante Brown class - 4 ships in service 1983
  • Espora class - 6 ships in service 1985

Australia (Royal Australian Navy)

  • River class - 6 ships (all 6 decommissioned)
  • Adelaide class - 6 ships (all 6 decommissioned)
  • Anzac class - 8 ships built 1993-2004
  • Hunter class - 9 ships ordered

Bangladesh (Bangladesh Nou Bahini)

Belgium

  • Wielingen class - 3 ships (sold to Bulgaria)

Brazil

Bulgaria

  • Koni class - 1 ship (ex-Russian Delfin)
  • Wielingen-class - 3 ships (in Bulgarian Navy often designated as Drazki (Daring) class)

Canada (Royal Canadian Navy)

  • River class 60 ships - all retired
  • Loch class 3 ships
  • Halifax class - 12 ships Refit 2010-2017

Chile (Armada de Chile)

China (People's Liberation Army Navy)

  • Zuhai class - 1 ship
  • Jinan class - 15 ships
  • Type 053H/H1 Xiamen (Jianghu I/II) class - 21 ships
  • Type 053H2 Huangshi (Jianghu III) class - 3 ships
  • Type 053HT-H Siping (Jianghu IV) class - 1 ship
  • Type 053H1G Zigong (Jianghu V) class - 6 ships
  • Type 053H2G Anqing (Jiangwei) class - 4 ships
  • Type 053H3 (Jiangwei II) class - 8 ships
  • Type 054 (Jiangkai I) class - 2 ships
  • Type 054A (Jiangkai II) class - 22 ships (2 more are fitting out, and another 2 are under construction)

Colombia (Armada Nacional de Colombia)

  • Almirante Padilla class - 4 ships

Denmark

Ecuador

  • Eloy Alfaro class - 2 ships (ex-British Leander class)

Egypt

France (Marine Nationale)

  • Cassard class - 2 ships, due to be decommissioned around 2020-2022.
  • Georges Leygues class - 7 ships
  • Lafayette class - 5 ships commissioned 1996
  • Floreal class - 6 ships
  • Comandant Rivière class - 9 ships decommissioned

Germany (Deutsche Marine)

  • F120 Köln class - 6 ships retired
  • F122 Bremen class - 8 ships 1980's
  • F123 Brandenburg class - 4 ships 1990's
  • F124 Sachsen class - 3 newest heavy frigate (replacing destroyers)
  • F125 Baden-Württemberg class - 4 ships, in service by 2017 (replacing Bremen class)

Greece (Hellenic Navy)

  • Elli class - 10 ships (ex-Dutch Kortenaer class)
  • Hydra class - 4 ships commissioned 1992-98

India (Bharatiya Nau Sena)

Indonesia

  • Martadinata-class, modified SIGMA class, frigate variant, - 2 ships
  • Ahmad Yani class - 6 ships (ex-Dutch Van Speijk class)
  • Hajar Dewantara class - 1 ship (training ship)
  • Martha Khristina Tiyahahu class - 3 ships (ex-UK Tribal class) (retired)
  • Samadikun class - 4 ships (ex US Claud Jones class) (retired)

Iran

Italy (Marina Militare)

  • Centauro class - 4 ships
  • Bergamini class - 4 ships
  • Alpino class - 2 ships
  • Lupo Class - 4 ships
  • Maestrale class - 8 ships
  • Artigliere class - 4 ships, originally built for Iraq
  • FREMM - Bergamini class - 10

Japan (Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force)

  • Akebono class - 1 ship decommissioned 1976
  • Ikazuchi class - 2 ships decommissioned 1976 & 1977
  • Isuzu class - 4 ships all decommissioned 1991 to 1993
  • Chikugo class - 11 ships all decommissioned 1996 to 2003
  • Ishikari class - 1 ship commissioned 1981
  • Yubari class - 2 ships commissioned 1983 & 1984
  • Abukuma class - 6 ships commissioned 1989 to 1993

Libya (Libyan Navy)

  • Dat Assawari 1 ship commissioned 1973 (scrapped)
  • Koni class frigate 2 ships (1 in service)

Malaysia (Royal Malaysian Navy)

  • Maharaja Lela - 6 ships (6 planned, 4 building)
  • Lekiu class - 2 ships
  • Hang Tuah class - 1 ship (retired)
  • Loch class 1 ship (retired)
  • Rahmat class - 1 ship (retired)

Mexico

Morocco

  • Mohammed V class - 2 ships (Floreal class)

Myanmar (Myanmar Navy)

Netherlands (Koninklijke Marine)

  • Van Amstel class - 6 ships, 1954 (former United States Navy Bostwick class)
  • Van Speijk class - 6 ships, 1967-1968 (modified Leander class)
  • Tromp class - 2 ships, 1975–1976
  • Kortenaer class - 10 ships, 1978–1983
  • Jacob van Heemskerck class - 2 ships, 1986
  • Karel Doorman class - 8 ships, 1991–1995
  • De Zeven Provinciën class - 4 ships, 2001–2005

New Zealand (Royal New Zealand Navy)

  • Loch class 6 ships - decommissioned
  • Anzac class frigate - 2 ships - in service since 1997
  • Type 12W - 1 ship - decommissioned
  • Type12M - 2 ships - decommissioned
  • Type12L (Leander class) - 4 ships - decommissioned

Norway (Royal Norwegian Navy)

  • Oslo class - 5 ships all decommissioned
  • Fridtjof Nansen class, modified version of Álvaro de Bazán class - 5 ships delivered (2011)

North Korea

  • Soho class - 1 ship
  • Najin class - 2 ships

Pakistan (Pak Behria)

  • Tariq class - 6 ships (ex-UK Amazon class) - 2 decommissioned
  • Zulfiquar class - 4 ships, 2 being build
  • Type054AP - 4 being build
  • Jinnah class - 4 being build
  • Alamgir class - 1 ship (ex-US (Oliver Hazard Perry class))

Peru (Marina de Guerra del Perú)

Philippines (Hukbong Dagat ng Pilipinas)

  • Gregorio del Pilar class - 3 ships
  • Jose Rizal-class Frigate - 2 ships

Poland (Marynarka Wojenna)

  • General K. Pulaski class - 2 ships (ex-US Oliver Hazard Perry class)

Portugal Navy (Marinha Portuguesa)

  • Joao Belo class - 3 ships
  • Vasco da Gama class - 3 ships
  • Bartolomeu Dias-class frigate - 2 ships
  • Admiral Pereira da Silva class - 3 ships

Romania (Romanian Naval Forces)

  • Type 22 class - 2 ships
  • Mărăşeşti class - 1 ship
  • Rear-Admiral Eustațiu Sebastian class - 2 ships

Russia/USSR (Voyenno- Morskoy Flot)

  • Admiral Grigorovich class - 4 ships (6 planned)
  • Admiral Gorshkov class - 3 ships (8 planned)
  • Neustrashimy class - 2 ships.
  • Legkiy class - 2 ships
  • Bessmennyy class - 10 ships; possible 4 still active as of 2008
  • Bditel'nyy class - 19 ships; possibly 4 still active as of 2008
  • Koni class frigate - 1 ship sold to Bulgaria
  • Mirka class frigate - 18 ships all decommissioned
  • Petya class frigate - 37 ships 8 still active as of 2008; 6 Vietnamese & 2 Syrian.
  • Riga class frigate - 68 ships built 1950's sold to various navies
  • Kola class frigate - 8 ships all decommissioned
  • Tartarstan/Gepard class frigate - 2 ship in service

Saudi Arabia (Saudi Navy)

  • Al Riyadh class - 3 ships building ( a version of the La Fayette class frigate)
  • Al Madinah class - 4 ships

Singapore (Republic of Singapore Navy)

  • Formidable class - 6 ships commissioned 2007-2009

South Africa (South African Navy)

  • Loch class 3 ships (no longer in service)
  • President class - 3 ships (no longer in service - 1 sunk & 2 scrapped)
  • Valour class - 4 ships (also known as MEKO A200SAN)

South Korea (Republic of Korea Navy)

  • Incheon class - 6 ships
  • Daegu class - 8 ships
  • Ulsan class - 9 ships
  • Donghae class - 3 ships

Spain (Armada Española)

Republic of China (Taiwan) (Republic of China Navy)

Thailand (Royal Thai Navy)

Turkey (Türk Deniz Kuvvetleri)

Ukraine (Ukrainian Navy)

The Krivak class frigate Hetman Sahaydachniy is the current flagship of the Ukrainian navy.[1]

United Kingdom (Royal Navy)

United States (United States Navy)

  • United States class - 6 original frigates of the US Navy 1797 to present (USS Constitution)
  • Bronstein class - 2 FF ships 1963 (Transfer to Mexico actual ARM Bravo Class)
  • Garcia class - 10 FF ships and 1 AGFF ship 1964 to 1968
  • Brooke class - 6 FFG ships 1966 to 1968
  • Knox class - 46 FF ships 1969 to 1974
  • Oliver Hazard Perry class - 51 FFG ships 1977 to 1989
  • Agility class - Proposed name for the 20 planned FFG(X) ships being procured from 2020 forward

Uruguay (National Navy of Uruguay)

  • Uruguay class - 3 ships

Venezuela (Bolivarian Armada of Venezuela)

  • Mariscal Sucre class - 6 ships (ex-Italian Lupo class)

Vietnam (Vietnamese People's Navy)

Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslav Navy

  • Zagreb class - 2 ships
  • Beograd class - 2 ships

See also

References

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